Arsenal will push their expenses further than the barrier of £ 260 million while they want to complete a movement for Ebereechi Eze this weekend – and Mikel Arteta has sent his players a warning
Mikel Arteta insists that Arsenal's Mega Summer -Easts Spree underlines their ambition to win the biggest trophies this season. Arsenal will push their expenses further than the barrier of £ 260 million while this weekend they want to complete a movement for Ebereechi Eze.
England Star Eze, 27, will be announced after completing a medical and signing a contract in a switch of £ 67.5 million from Crystal Palace.
The club supports Arteta this summer for the extreme and the Gunners -Baas admits that it shows how determined they are to win the title and insist on the Champions League.
Arteta said: “I think we will show the ambition that we want to do, that we are here to win big trophies, to continue to evolve and improve every year. And that comes with requirements, and those requirements are clear.
“It actually shows the ambition of the club, the ambition of the ownership and the ambition of the board, the players, the manager and we all want more.
“It is our competitors, what we do, where the competition goes. And we will stand in the front, not just hunt or act or behind. We just want to stand in front of it, and every decision we make in every area of the club is to achieve that.”
Arteta says that Arsenal now has 'big smiles' on their faces and, although he would not talk directly about Eze until his deal was completed, he admitted that signing players who want to come is the goal of 'number one'.
Arsenal fan of the boy Eze Sick Tottenham to become a member of the Gunners and Arteta even hinted that there could be more activity, although he suggested that they might have to discharge some players.
Arteta added: “I think we are all with a big smile on our faces, understanding that we have done it very well, but the market is not closed and we have to stay very alert because there are still many things that can still happen. But so far so well.
“That is number one that they want to be with us, that they feel something special to come to us. Then the person and our personality we are going to bring, and then the rest comes.
“I think we have done that very, very well in recent years to create a group of players and the Spirit in the team.”